Wyoming Special Warranty Deed Form

A Wyoming special warranty deed transfers a property title to a person or entity with protection against defects from the grantor’s ownership. This limited protection does not cover any claims predating the grantor’s ownership period. As such, special warranty deeds are less common in residential home sales.

Wyoming Special Warranty Deed Form

A Wyoming special warranty deed transfers a property title to a person or entity with protection against defects from the grantor’s ownership. This limited protection does not cover any claims predating the grantor’s ownership period. As such, special warranty deeds are less common in residential home sales.

Last updated March 28th, 2025

A Wyoming special warranty deed transfers a property title to a person or entity with protection against defects from the grantor’s ownership. This limited protection does not cover any claims predating the grantor’s ownership period. As such, special warranty deeds are less common in residential home sales.

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Recording Requirements

  1. The grantor must sign the deed and have their signature notarized.[1]
  2. No specific formatting requirements in statutes; counties generally require the following.[2]
    • Document size must be no greater than 8.5 x 14″.
    • A font size around 10-12 pts.
    • A top margin between 1.5 and 2 inches with 1-inch margins on all other sides.

Once signed, deeds can be filed at the County Clerk’s Office.[3] The fee is $12 for the first page and $3 for each additional page.[4]